Spam musubi is a popular Hawaiian snack that is made up of Spam on top of a block of rice and wrapped together with nori dried seaweed. One can find more information on this snack through it's Wikipedia entry.
I have no idea! I personally love spam musubi and our family makes it regularly.
rice
Musubi is actually a Hawaiin food that is made with Spam canned meat.
Spam Musabi is rice, fried spam and nori with seasoning such as furikake and teriyaki sauce!
Spam in Hawaiian is "pipikaula waha nui," which translates to "meat with a big mouth." Spam is a popular food in Hawaii, often used in dishes like Spam musubi and loco moco.
Rice
Make up about three cups of sticky rice (sushi rice work well) per can of Spam. Slice the spam into 6 or 8 pieces, fry up with soy and sugar mixture until browned and as crispy as you like. Place half sheet of nori. If you have a musubi press it helps, or remove the bottom from the Spam can and use it. Put a scoop of rice on the nori, sprinkle with seasoning, place Spam slice, more seasoning, more rice press tight and roll nori. Enjoy!
Hawaii is the state that consumes the most Spam per capita in the United States. This is due to its long history of incorporating Spam into traditional Hawaiian cuisine, such as Spam musubi and Spam fried rice. The high consumption of Spam in Hawaii can be attributed to its long shelf life, affordability, and versatility in various dishes.
Hawaii consumes approximately 7 million cans of Spam annually, making it one of the highest per capita consumers of the product in the United States. This unique affinity for Spam is attributed to its historical presence in the islands since World War II and its integration into local cuisine. Spam is featured in various traditional Hawaiian dishes, such as musubi and loco moco.
I know that musubi means "rice ball" but i dont know what dachi means!! sorry! :)
There are about 18 different kind (flavours) of Spam marketed worldwide.
Nori is an edible seaweed used in the preparation of sushi or onigiri. The seaweed is essentially a wrapper for these dishes.